KETREL 0.05% TRETINOIN CREAM 30g

PRESCRIPTION ONLY- MEDICAL ASSESSMENT FORM REQUIRED

Discover the transformative benefits of Ketrel 0.05% Tretinoin cream for your skin.The Ketrel 0.05% formula enhances collagen production, promotes skin cell regeneration, and controls oil production, resulting in a smoother, firmer, even complexion with diminished wrinkles and reduction in acne breakouts. Ketrel 0.05% is a prescription-only Vitamin A derivative and is highly potent in achieving these effects.

Benefits

• Treats the signs of ageing: fine lines, wrinkle, rough texture, prominent pores
• Blends out areas of hyperpigmentation caused by sundamage, melasma, and post inflammatory pigmentation
• Regulates sebum production and upregulates skin turnover, resolving acne breakouts and helping to shed acneic skin quickly

Usage

Ketrel should be used under medical supervision. Retinoids such as Ketrel are potent vitamin A derivatives which need to be gradually introduce dinto your skincare regimen. Our recommended protocol is as follows:

• Week 1: use once
• Week 2: use twice
• Week 3: use 3 times
• Week 4: use 4 times

Frequency can be kept as little as 2 times a week however more impressive results are seen with more regular use. Ketrel should only be used before bed on dry skin after cleansing. This is to avoid skin irritation. A strict sun protection regimen of SPF and sun avoidance where possible should be implemented as the positive effects of tretinoin may be offset by sun damage, and excessive heat and sunlight can cause skin irritation during the acclimatisation period.  

Considerations

It's important to note that the effectiveness of Ketrel (Tretinoin Cream, USP (Emollient) 0.05%) in mitigating fine wrinkles, mottled hyperpigmentation, and tactile roughness hasn't been established in individuals over 50 years of age or those with moderately to heavily pigmented skin. Additionally, clinical trials excluded patients with visible actinic keratoses and a history of skin cancer, leaving the effectiveness and safety of Ketrel in these populations unknown at this time.